Marriage in Mint Lake area links Boreman and Von Hesse families
In Mint Lake, on Wednesday Oct 28, Martin Von Heasn and Miss Flossie Brogan wed. The couple will reside on the Louis Berg farm after housekeeping. Mr and Mrs Von Hesse plan a trip to South Dakota to visit the bride’s parents. Neighbors note Edna Thorndyke’s Estherville visit, local threshing, and sale news from Hansen and other nearby events.
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Swatva
Mint Lake
Henry
Bireman
Boreman
Martin von Heasn
Mies Flossie Brogan
Von
Hesse
South Dakota
Nrew
Louis Berg
Edna Thorndyke
Estherville
Fred Stone
Hallowe'en Social and Local Visits Across Emmet County
Busy weekend with visits by Mr and Mrs Weat Strith Rev Sutton and Florence Sauris. Neighborhood youths attend a Hallowe'en dance at Johneen's while Charley Anderson hosts friends. Debates on Negro and Indian to follow. Dolliver fair draws attendees as Edith Huntley returns for winter. Lake club gathers, and many residents share Sunday visits and school start news.
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Mrs. Weat Strith
Rev. Sutton
Estherville
Florence Sauris
Pete
Harry Borreson
Johneen
Hallowe'en
Harry Barber
Mintenpolie
Lawrence Swartz
Wallingford
Harry Swartz
Pis
Lake Club
J. Olginbothan
Boston Ladies Symphony at Presbyterian Church Lecture
The Boston Ladies Symphony Orchestra performs tonight at the Presbyterian church. This concert opens the season's lecture course with the first number on the program.
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Boston Ladies Symphony Orchestra
the Presbyterian Church
Local Notes From Huntington and Surrounding Areas
Huntington reports Superintendent Pingrey visited the town last week. Residents attended a political speech at Dolliver Thursday evening. Families visited in Estherville and at J Shurar’s Sunday. Quarantine due to scarlet fever affects Lew Mathwip and kin. Several residents moved to northern Minnesota. A Measures social at Albert Irwin’s is planned for November 6.
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Jack Creek Township
Wingrey
Nelson
Marie
Minneapolis
A. L. Ruth
Manterville
Minn
Pingrey
Huntington
Geo. Ports
Dolliver
Gus. Romsa
Emil Lee
John Miller
ER. M
E. H. Sharar
J. Shurar
Will West
Miss Tigue of
Grover
F. Maniece’s
Rd. Clark
Ceylon
John Smith
Estherville
I. L. Druley
Inauguration of a Farm Department in Chicago Daily Tribune
A message introduces a farm department in the Chicago Daily Tribune emphasizing scientific farming and modern methods. It argues farmers must use investigation and experiments to grow beyond outdated practices, noting readers in central valley agricultural districts and promising expanded usefulness.
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Qne
Chicago Dairy Tribune
Ov Tainer
the Tribune
Tribune agricultural department outline promises quality
The Tribune pledges a high standard for its agricultural section, using material from top authorities and aimed at timeliness and usefulness. An experienced agricultural editor will answer farming inquiries, with readers invited to consult him. The Vindicator and Republican offers Tribune subscriptions at $34 yearly, valid until Jan 1, 1904.
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Tribune
United States
Middle West
South
The
Chicago Tribune
Multiple church notices and a burglary report in Minnesota
Sunday church notes outline sermons at Free Baptist Free Methodist and other churches with texts from Cor 8 5 Sam 18 32 and loyalty to Christ An evening youth message and a dedicatory sermon at the Free Methodist church are announced plus union meetings led by Dr Munhall and Prof Pugh The Presbyterians receive new members and the Munhall meetings conclude with strong scripture backed preaching Burglaries continue with a break in at China O Reese saloon Alpha Minnesota and a reported shotgun theft Also reduced Mayo Mayo Clinics routes to Twin Cities offered via LRR with October November validity
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Free Baptist Church
Seasnon
C. E. Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Free Methodist Church
B. Winger
Chicago
Munhall Union
Presbyterian Church
Munhall
Estherville
Pugh
Philadelphia
Wiswoouth
Princeton
Ind
Land Seekers Offer Auction Roundup to St Paul and Minnesota
August and September the M and 8s L will continue their cheap roundup sales to St Paul and Minnesota in November. Due to the busy Chuckward season in October, agents for particular Clean coal Northern Lumber Co. Phone No. 83. Now is the time to have your magazines bound. Bring them. Oo.
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M & 8S L
Rales
Bi Paul
Minnespot
Bes
Clean coal—Northern Lumber Co
Public Farm Sale Near Estherville and Raleigh
H. B. Martin of Estherville invites buyers to a public sale on the Paulson farm four miles south of Estherville and four miles northeast of Raleigh on Wednesday November 18. The catalog includes 39 head of cattle with specifics on milch cows and calves, 8 horses and 50 hogs, a full line of farm machinery, hay and grain, and several implements. Sale starts 10 30 a m with lunch served. terms cash under five dollars and credit terms on larger amounts with approved notes at 4 8 percent interest.
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Estherville
Raleigh
Paulson
McCormick
Peerteas
Fuller & Johnson
H. 3
Martin
William Losbler
James Espeset
Powerful Chinese Medicines Attract City Salesman
A New York exchange report quotes a city salesman describing Chinese remedies as enormously potent. He recalls a sample pill as large as a pigeon's egg, bitter, and enclosed in wax capsules, with other remedies including a temple rub and a plant-based liquid.
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Dovers Street
New York Exchange
New York
Feats of Chicken Fanciers in American Poultry Idea
A Leslie's Monthly piece highlights the American Standard of Perfection listing 116 fowl varieties and notes intelligent breeding produces birds from bantams to 60 pound fowl. It applauds color variety and feather patterns from red to Andalusian blue, with fanciers able to lace stripe spangle or bar feathers to fit taste.
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American Poultry Association
Leslie's Monthly
Polar bears and a shave in late 19th century prose
Com Peary praises polar bears as coveted trophies in Lestie's Monthly while noting musk oxen chase. An antiseptic shaving saloon debuts with sterilized tools and microbe proof environments. Sexton Mark McTigue, Kokomo cemetery keeper, claims a world record with 5,000 graves over 46 years.
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Robert E. Peary
Lestie’s Monthly
Sexton
Mark McTigue
Kokomo
Ind
Ireland
Somackable Celebration in Novi Vinodo Croatia
Twelve couples marked a golden wedding in Novi Vinodo Croatia with ceremonies recalling their 50 years of marriage. Many spouses remain alive though some are nearing death, as the community reflects on enduring ties and shared history.
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Novi Vinodo
Croatia
Bargain Day Offer for Des Moines Capital 1904
On December 28 the Des Moines Daily Capital marks its 57th anniversary for a $2.00 year rate by mail for 1904. Subscribers can renew by paying $2.00 and mailing a letter with payment. The paper features AP leased wires, strong market reports, and statewide rural route delivery. The board of supervisors will meet next Monday to canvass votes and handle business.
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Iown
Des Moines
Safe Young
Iowa
Associated Press
Capital
Stove raffle misattribution corrected at Catholic fair
The stove to be raffled at the Catholic fair, won by Supt. Geo. Merrill last week, was given away by J. B. Jewell and not Nancolas & Howard as previously stated. Office is the place to get your sale bills printed.
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Vindicator
Republican Office
Patterson & Patterson
Estherville
Supt. Geo. Merrill
J. B. Jewell
Nancolas & Howard
Peter L Peterson Plans New Ringsted Home After Fire
Ringsted resident Peter L Peterson started building a new residence after his prior home was destroyed by a recent fire. The project marks a fresh chapter for the Ringsted homeowner as construction progresses and local interests await the upcoming milestones.
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Peter L. Peterson
Ringsted
Rare Boston Ladies Symphony Concert Impresses Estherville Audience
The Boston Ladies Symphony Orchestra delivered a premier entertainment next week, praised as one of the finest in Estherville. The program spanned ragtime to Mendelssohn, drawing praise for its ease and appeal, while the crowd, including a policeman at the rear, responded with evident appreciation amid popular music selections.
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Boston Ladies Symphony Orchetra
Estherville
Journal of Topeka
Kan
Boston Ladies Symphony Orchestra
Auditorum
Mendelssohn
Bando Rossa
Bos- Ladies Symphony Orchestra
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H.M. Helgen
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Webster County
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Wisconsin
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Ceylon Herald
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Merle
Oscar
Orvil Willie
Art Swartz
Mud Lake
High Lake
Charley Anderson
Fatherville
Qraver
Mr. Hinkley
Chickasaw County
H. B. Colt
Edith Huntley
Hartington
Neb
Mrs. Rosman
Lyceum
Will Gremain
M. Groves
Swan. Lake
Mr. Colt
Mr. Korten
Emmet Township
Mrs. Cheever
Will Missen
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J. W. Neyman
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Jerusalem
China Reese
Alpha, Minn
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